CAPRI BLUE
Reforma integral e interiorismo de un apartamento en Castellón
Nos enfrentamos a la reforma integral de esta vivienda, ubicada en Castellón, con el objetivo de transformarla en un piso divertido y alegre, inspirado en los colores del bel paese. Al cruzar el umbral, techos y paredes se funden en un Blue Klein que enmarca la foto de los Faraglioni di Capri. Una celosía desvela de forma parcial la zona de estar. Un espacio que invita al diálogo y al encuentro entre los coinquilinos. Desde aquí, un juego de diagonales, llenos y vacíos, marca el camino hacia las habitaciones.
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Nos inspiramos en una localidad italiana distinta por cada dormitorio. El más pequeño, cuenta con un mural hecho a partir de una imagen de Roma, capturada por Ana en unos de nuestros viajes. En el del fondo, las láminas vintage de caligrafía italiana hacen un guiño a Florencia mientras un atardecer en color terracota abraza la cama. En los del medio, ilustraciones, fotos y tonalidades se inspiran en otras dos ciudades. Napoli, ciudad natal de Gabriele, representada con colores fuertes que remiten a la piedra de tufo de sus emblemáticos edificios y a su golfo. Y Palermo con su legendaria testa di moro, el rosa del equipo de fútbol y el azul profundo de su cielo.
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Los baños se diseñan para aunar elegancia y confort, y alejarse del estereotipo del típico piso de estudiantes. El primero se caracteriza por la colocación a junta partida de las piezas cerámicas que lo dotan de un aspecto matérico. El segundo, por un delicado acabado textil en tonos crema. La cocina se concibe como una unidad independiente que permite su uso sin causar molestias. Sus materiales y colores siguen en tinta y armonía con el resto de la casa.
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Diseño, arquitectura interior y estilismo: gap interiorismo
Fotografía: Ana Ferrero
Fotografía: Ana Ferrero
Publicado en: micasa
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English text:
Complete renovation and interior design of an apartment in Castellón.
We undertook the complete renovation of this apartment in Castellón with the goal of transforming it into a fun and cheerful space inspired by the colors of Italy. Upon crossing the threshold, ceilings and walls blend into Klein Blue, framing a photo of the Faraglioni di Capri. A lattice partially reveals the living area, a space that invites dialogue and interaction among the housemates. From here, a play of diagonals, solids, and voids marks the path to the bedrooms.
Each bedroom is inspired by a different Italian locality. The smallest features a mural made from a photo of Rome, captured by Ana during one of our trips. In the back room, vintage Italian calligraphy prints nod to Florence while a terracotta sunset embraces the bed. The middle rooms are inspired by two other cities with illustrations, photos, and colors. Naples, Gabriele's hometown, is represented with strong colors reminiscent of the tuff stone of its iconic buildings and its gulf. Palermo is portrayed with its legendary testa di moro, the pink of its football team, and the deep blue of its sky.
The bathrooms are designed to combine elegance and comfort, distancing themselves from the stereotype of a typical student apartment. The first is characterized by staggered ceramic tiles that give it a textured look. The second features a delicate textile finish in cream tones. The kitchen is conceived as an independent unit, allowing for use without causing disturbances. Its materials and colors are carefully chosen to harmonize with the rest of the house.
We undertook the complete renovation of this apartment in Castellón with the goal of transforming it into a fun and cheerful space inspired by the colors of Italy. Upon crossing the threshold, ceilings and walls blend into Klein Blue, framing a photo of the Faraglioni di Capri. A lattice partially reveals the living area, a space that invites dialogue and interaction among the housemates. From here, a play of diagonals, solids, and voids marks the path to the bedrooms.
Each bedroom is inspired by a different Italian locality. The smallest features a mural made from a photo of Rome, captured by Ana during one of our trips. In the back room, vintage Italian calligraphy prints nod to Florence while a terracotta sunset embraces the bed. The middle rooms are inspired by two other cities with illustrations, photos, and colors. Naples, Gabriele's hometown, is represented with strong colors reminiscent of the tuff stone of its iconic buildings and its gulf. Palermo is portrayed with its legendary testa di moro, the pink of its football team, and the deep blue of its sky.
The bathrooms are designed to combine elegance and comfort, distancing themselves from the stereotype of a typical student apartment. The first is characterized by staggered ceramic tiles that give it a textured look. The second features a delicate textile finish in cream tones. The kitchen is conceived as an independent unit, allowing for use without causing disturbances. Its materials and colors are carefully chosen to harmonize with the rest of the house.
